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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1907
Page
8
Brief item notes copper goods products in development, highlighting continued expansion of a copperware line. Mentions ongoing production plans and potential market reach without detailing specific dates or figures.
A fragmented notice lists rental flings from Orion Brass and others, theater and shop notices, a new magazine stand at the post office, occupancy for Napton, and a move by A H Sherman to a larger premises at 47 West Park Street with recital parlor. The Burke Commercial Bank advertises time deposit interest.
In a rugged game the Independents beat the Carpenters 6 to 1 as Swan and Keen delivered the deciding plays in the ninth. Wilkinson held the independents to seven hits while Carpenters collected 12 off College. The win sparked plans to sell the Carpenters team to Helena for a Labor Federation series during the Aug convention.
The Butte visitors upset Anaconda 28 to 2 as Dorgan pitched for Butte and held Anaconda to two safeties. Zimmer and the infield backed the action while Fanon and Curtis starred behind the scenes. Paul Cami staged a postgame show and a dramatic horn finale capped an uneven but lively afternoon.
The record shows a partial baseball score with Anacondy and Butte in a two inning segment. Names like J Sheehan J Doran and Edgar Anirieux appear garbled. An umpire Harry Stevens is noted amid stray numbers and letters, indicating OCR mistranscription of an early era box score.
Joe Richards, noted Tu Heri director, returns to Butte with Mrs Richards after a ten week visit to Burave and Europe. They travelled aboard the Cunard liner from New York to Chicago and on to St Paul before reaching Montana. The couple say the trip was delightful but they are glad to be home to hear the whistles blow in Butte.
A woman holding her child's hand near an old, rarely used shaft at Center Street in Centerville watches dirt cascade as earth collapses beneath. The child fell into a shaft 150 feet deep, and rescue efforts took nearly an hour. The child died from skull fracture and facial injuries. Coroner to hold an inquest.
Chief Wynne announces a complete reorganization of the Butte police department with a swing shift system. 42 officers were assigned, forming a 38-man uniformed force for late-night coverage, with reserves rotating between beats as needed. Officers adapt to new duties and appearances as old staff depart and new leadership takes over.
Now is the time to buy berry bowls water bottles pitchers tumblers vases finger bowls pull boxes whiskey glasses and more at Mayer's half price sale in Butte. Prices slashed on cut glass and decorative pieces with wide selections and limited-time offers.
Readable ad copy shows clean stock arriving for selection with emphasis on fresh stock. Mentions best line and price around $15. List lacks clear entities but indicates promotional sale activity and stock readiness.
Commander Winslow testifies before the Marine detachment that he did not evade duties on cargo from the Charleston voyage. He states he paid all duties in full after listing and inspecting household goods and stores, with purchase sources and amounts detailed in the collectors record.
A fragmented note from an 18th century setting mentions a morning greeting and a Monday night marker with unclear wording. The readable elements reference a time frame and a numbered tag T1793, without clear events or names.
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